A largely speculative talk on the contribution of climate change to existential risk. It grew out of a talk I gave at the Global Priorities Institute’s workshop on the economics of catastrophe.
With limited resources at our disposal, the case for why and how we should prioritise among efforts to do good in the world.
Why I see improving the long-run future of humanity as an important area for those focused on social impact.
The closing plenary of the annual meeting, part of the launch of the Forum’s Global Shapers community. Four of us “youngsters” alongside Klaus Schwab and Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus.
I’m an occasional guest on the podcast’s after-episode chats, for example at the end of the episode with OpenAI and the episode on wild animal suffering.
